Electronic vaporizer with remote control capability
AssigneePotbotics, Inc.
InventorsBoris Goldstein, David Goldstein
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Abstract
This invention provides an electronic vaporizer for herbal or medicinal compositions, which may be in solid or liquid form. The cartridge has information on the cartridge content stored in an information storage means such as a unique bar code, QR code, or by NFC means, which is in communication with a remote wireless processor. The electronic vaporizer has an internal computing means to control the system operating parameters and collect usage information, which may be transmitted to other computing means. The vaporizer may be controlled remotely, automatically, or by the user via remote or on-device user interfaces.
Claims16
A system for vaporizing a composition, the system comprises:
- at least one cartridge configured to house a composition, the at least one cartridge comprising a body, a valve, and a seal, wherein the at least one cartridge carries a bar code, quick response code, or near field communication tag;
- a scanner located at a positon suitable for scanning, the scanner configured to retrieve information from the bar code, quick response code, or near field communication tag on the at least one cartridge;
- an internal computing processor;
- a heating element operatively connected to the internal computing processor and configured to apply heat to the at least one cartridge;
- a mouthpiece with an opening and a vapor pathway for vapor to pass through from the at least one cartridge seal to the opening;
- an air inlet operatively connected to the at least one cartridge;
- an airflow sensor operatively connected to the air inlet and configured to measure air volume passing through the air inlet;
- a user interface operatively connected to the internal computing processor and configured to display information;
- an on-off electronic switch;
- a battery;
- a heating chamber wherein the at least one cartridge and the heating element are housed;
- a battery chamber wherein the battery is housed;
- and
- a housing element to house the above components,
- wherein the internal computing processor is configured to collect and process information from the scanner, the on-off electronic switch, the airflow sensor, the heating element, and the user interface, to communicate with other computing processors outside of the system, and to control the system's operation, and
- wherein the heating element operates in heating cycles to control generated dosage, the heating cycle comprises:
- generating and transferring heat through the cartridge, its components, and content;
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- upon reaching a desired temperature and heat distribution, cooling the cartridge, its components, and content down before starting another heating cycle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.